Tide Graph

The tides refer to the periodic rise and fall of water in oceans, seas, bays and other bodies of water. This is caused mainly by the gravitation between earth, the moon and the sun. The tides rise and fall approximately every six hours. The tide graph shows the movement of the tides based on the course of the moon over a meridian and the lunitidal interval.

The watch can show the low and high tide phases for any given location or date. This can be quite useful, for example if you want to know the patterns of the tides at your destination in advance.

Moon Phase

The moon moves through a regular 29.53 day cycle. during which it appears to become either smaller or larger due to the relative position between the earth, moon and sun. The larger the angle distance between the moon and the sun*, the more of the moon we see illuminated.

*Angle of the moon compared to the direction from which the sun is seen from the earth.

The watch roughly calculates the current moon epoch, starting with day zero of the lunar cycle. As the watch only uses integer values (no fractional numbers) for the calculation, the margin of error for the moon epoch shown is ±1 day.

3 Independent Multi-Function Alarms

The daily alarm reminds you of events that recur every day, by emitting an audible signal at the set time.

Dual Time

Dual time simultaneously displays the time in two separate cities. View the current local time and second time at a glance from the minute/hour hands and inset dial, which is useful when travelling abroad)

1/100-Second stopwatch

Elapsed time, split time and final time are measured with 1/100-sec accuracy. The watch can measure times of up to 1 hour.

Sporty design Band

Synthetic resin band adds sporty look to the watch.

Translucent Band

Translucent synthetic resin band is the ideal material for wrist straps thanks to its extremely durable and flexible properties.

Full Auto Calendar ( to year 2099

Once set, the automatic calendar always displays the correct date.